Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-29
BESwOOD.

The forge department of the BenwOod
Iron Works will not resume Monday owing
TO the delay in receiving shipments of ore.
The Wheeling Co.'S plant was running
last week to fill an order, after the filling
of which it is probable il will close down
for an indefinite period.
Prot. Cline, OF Moundsville, was in town
Thursday.
Rev. Stewart, OF M~oundsville, was here
Thursday.
Prof. j. w. May, the efficient principal
of our public schools, has accepted n posi-
ton az one of the instructors of the Normal
school, at Cameron, this summer.
A limited number attended Rev. j.
Cookies address Wednesday evening, in
Bellairc.
BY the change in the Is. q o. schedule
which went into effect at 1901 this morn
ing, there will he a train down from Wheel
ing at almost every hour in the morning.
Two youths engaged in q iisticutf brOil
near the Il. and o. platform Friday even
ing. The looming up of the policemen on
the scene caused the b~eligerents to beat u
hasty retreat.
Mr.. James Bones, OF Martins Ferry, was
here putting up awnings Last week.
st. Johns private school picniced at
BOgg's Run Thursday.
Mr.. Harrison Taylor remOqed his family
to Moundsyille laet week.
There il some faint talk Of organizing
a Lacrosse club here; Well, boys. before
you attempt il make il dOubly sure that
you are fleet. We saw ii played in Canada
and was convinced that never before had
we seen running.
II il probable that the bOndsmen Of the
contractor for the bridge now in the pro-
cess Of construction over Shep Mac Run
will take charge and complete the work.
tions on Friday for general repairs. This
industry closes for that purpose On alter
nate weeks.
The foundation for the Sinclair building
is about completed.
The NJ. L.. s. s. will give an entertain
ment next Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Policy and Miss Carrie Vance
will leave next week or an extended visit
to friends in the vicinity OF Charleston,
w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. FarIis and Miss Nora
Fitzsimmons, of Wheeling, were guests Of
friends in this in this vicinity the fore part
Of the week.
Mrs. J.. Barnes, Of Weston, W. Va,
Mrs. W. Brooks and Miss Bell RObb, Of
Wheeling, were guests Of Mrs. J.. A. Rob-
erts Wednesday.
Mr.. Louis Staub has opened a first-class
blacksmith shop in Upper ward.
4 married female decamped from her
home in Lower ward last week. taking
part Of her household effects and her only
child.
Mrs. Thomas Clark returned yesterday
from Washington, ID. G..
Mr.. w. b. McAechen is taking q trip
through Ohio.
Mr.. Louis Juergens, a prominent agri-
culturist in this vicinity, has your report
er's thanks for a quantity Of mammoth
Strawberries.
More immigrants last week.
A wedding will take place next week In
the Wesley Chapel, the high contracting
parties Of which are a charming and &C
complished young lady of this city and q
popular young gentleman Of our suburbs.
The strains Of a delightful serenade was
your reporters one night last week.
There Is no doubt but that q number of
persons would become patrons or sub
scribers to the telephone, but the rates are
30 high (S160 per annum) owing to indi-
vidual lines having to be extended from
Wheeling TO each house. 1t would in all
probability justify the company to have q
central Office here.
Two youths were before His Honor last
night charged with fighting. They were
mulcted each TO the amount of S. and
costs.
A few of our lovers Of good music were
up to hear I'll Troyatore' yesterday.
There is some complaint that the loco
tives are run at too high a rate Of speed
through the city. A few days since Q
) small boy was leading'a COW across the